Nynke had a Pinball machine standing in the way at work. It was a 1986 [[http://www.ipdb.org/search.pl?any=pinbot&search=Search+Database&searchtype=quick#1796|Pinbot]] in reasonable condition. It hadn't had service in a long time but the playfield and electronics where in good-enough condition. She asked me if I wanted it. After about 3 seconds of thought I said YES! And am happy I did. It rocks!

It needed a lot of love and in 2 weeks I spent about 60 hours on it.

Things I fixed:
  * Left flipper rebuilt, it had hardly any power.
  * Left slingshot fix, it had a burnt-out coil and transistor on the main board.
  * Fixed 2 loose connections.
  * Replaced the batteries.
  * Replaced the original displays with a set from [[http://www.pinled.de|Pinled.de]].
  * New balls.
  * Cleaned playing field.
  * Adjusted switches.
  * Re-aligned skill-shot.
  * Replaced plunger.
  * Replaced all rubbers.
  * Lot's of screws where missing.
  * Cleaned drop-targets, had goo on the solenoid.
  * New bolts for the legs, the old ones where missing.
  * New height adjusters for the legs.
  * Replaced a bunch of lights.

Things still broken/could be done:
  * Speech, perhaps all sound from the main board. The sound board works fine. (partially fixed)
    * Read eproms to test them: [[http://www.nycresistor.com/2012/07/07/stick-a-straw-in-its-brain-and-suck-how-to-read-a-rom/#return-note-5324-7|Read Rom]]
  * Top of skill-shot is still broken off.
  * The coin chutes accept guilders, would be nice to modify them to accept Euro's.